Archive for April, 2011
If you went to last year’s KahBang music, art and film festival — or you heard about how fun it was from your friends — you’ve probably spent the past few months wondering who is playing in …
As the sun glinted off of assembled bikes, the air ripe with the smell of drying paint and the scents of spring, a slight breeze carried trills of nervous laughter and ruffled through shirts and pants …
The trial of a South Berwick man charged in 2010 with the hit-and-run death of a University of Maine elementary education student will begin May 2, and new details are expected to come to light as …
When University of Maine President Robert Kennedy was inaugurated in 2005, he was excited about his opportunity to lead where he believed he could make a difference.
When Kennedy steps down on July 1 from his role …
Editor’s note: This is the second installment in a two-part series examining the policies affecting rental properties in Orono. The first part can be found in the April 21 edition of The Maine Campus and at …
A nationwide change in how universities monitor students for satisfactory academic progress will require those advancing slowly to submit two appeals to stay in school: One to their academic deans and one to their financial aid …
The next time something you own suddenly stops working for no apparent reason, pause before you shell out money to replace it.
You could be covered under Maine’s implied warranty law.
This seldom-utilized law covers any product purchased …
University of Maine Student Government held its first Egg Hunt last week, beginning in the dark hours of Monday morning and ending Friday afternoon.
“It was quite wild on Sunday night,” said Jose Roman, a second-year mass …
The rising price of gas has left many drivers looking for alternative transportation as well as ways to conserve gas to get the most out of a full tank.
As Maine draws near the $4 per gallon …
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